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very beautiful and caring person, you can count on them, trust them, and always tell them secrets that they can keep. she’s a girl who can be funny at times but could be serious at other times. she has amazing style and is an animal lover.
get yourself a dulsmar son!
dulsmar by 101iris November 19, 2023
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A guy unlike the rest. He often comes off strong and fearless which sometimes pushes people away but if you really get to know Zack, you will soon learn that he has the softest, most genuine heart you will ever find. Someone you can truly get to know for who he is and who you can consistently confide in. He listens with an open heart and will always give you his honest opinion. He has big dreams and with these dreams comes the determination of a lion, a trait everyone admires. He puts 100% of his heart and soul into everything he does and holds faith close to his heart which provides him strength and guidance. He is very handsome, although he often doesn't take notice of this, nor does it matter to him. He loves to joke around and push your buttons but his heart is always in the right place. He keeps the ones he loves closest to his heart, and never looses sight of what is truly important in life. If you know someone like Zack, don't let them go.
That’s a Dulsara
dulsara by youonlyliveonceonearth November 23, 2021
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this goon with a really long neck gets no hoes and is african hes by bro tho
dulmar by xenothagod October 23, 2017
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